"Cardinals and Roses" Roseart
ron_and_susan
11 years ago
I used yellow roses and added the two "Cardinals"for effect. The roses I used are Captain Thomas, Windrush, Paintbrush, Le Reve, Gold Spray, Golden Mozart(Bud and Bloom), Butterflies, Olympic Gold(Bud), Eldorad0(Bud), Lady Hillingdon(Bud) and last Francesca(Bud).--Ron
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